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Experimental results showing the percent increase in (a) critical heat flux (CHF), and (b) heat transfer coefficient (HTC) for bi-conductive surfaces as compared to bare copper surfaces. Optimal performance is seen at Bond numbers of unity with a 2x increase in CHF and a 5x increase in HTC. These results highlights the importance of tuning the wavelength of spatial temperature variations, P, with the capillary length of the working fluid, λC, resulting in enhanced boiling performance over all stages of boiling.

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These photos, which as an archive go by the nickname “the house tour,” were collected from the websites of practicing Swiss architects and then collated by Alessandro Bosshard, Li Tavor, Matthew van der Ploeg, and Ani Vihervaara, the curators of this year’s Swiss Pavilion, Svizzera 240: House Tour, at the Venice Biennale, before being sequenced into a visual essay by the graphic designer Martin Stoecklin.1 The name of the sequence is based on a skit from the comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm, in which Larry refuses to go on Susie’s house tour, because he thinks they’re predictable (“bedrooms, bathrooms, I get it”), and in the process, just as predictably upsets his host. The pictures presented a research problem, or perhaps rather a puzzle: the more that the pictures were examined, the stranger they seemed. Why did they all look so similar? Who are they for? And what purpose do they serve? The images presented a genre without a manifesto, or even a name. There exist no explicit rules for how they should look, and yet they conform to unspoken norms so closely that they could all have been taken by the same photographer.

A row of capacitive switches is positioned below the rotaries to control maximum A/C and defrost settings, plus Dynamic Stability Control and Hill Descent Control functions. When not in use, these icons are illuminated in white, and will switch to amber when engaged.

While dbrand does sell a full-body skin, I installed the back-only one. dbrand sends both in regular purchases. I’m a much bigger fan of this version, as it’s easier to install and allows you to put a case over it. I currently have a Ringke Fusion over mine, and since the skin doesn’t add much thickness at all, the case is unaffected. Until dbrand starts shipping out its Grip cases, this is probably the best solution if you also want some protection.

hutongs are a type of narrow street or alley, commonly associated with northern chinese cities, most prominently beijing. recently, a growing number of hutongs are being renovated by contemporary chinese architects in order to house new programs.

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The phone also features infrared face unlock functionality. That’s not as accurate as the 3D facial recognition tech you’d find on the iPhone X or the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, but it definitely is quite convenient to have the phone recognise my face even in pitch darkness. Just like the fingerprint sensor, unlocking the phone using your face is also pretty fast, though it wasn’t entirely reliable, and was sometimes unable to recognise me.

They ranged from small—a glass door planned for a back room was too big to fit through its own doorway—to big—the whole concrete floor sat at a slant.

Every vehicle wearing the Land Rover badge must offer excellent towing ability. With a towing capacity of up to 5,512-lbs on V6 models, the Range Rover Velar is no exception.

There’s a gradual slope leading to the fingerprint sensor, as anything else would make it next-to-impossible to use. The angular cutout around the camera and flash makes for an aggressive overall look, which does make it appear pretty menacing. The USB-C port is covered by a cover that, in an interesting twist, is hinged from the top. This cover is useless unless you frequent extremely dusty environments, as the Pixel 2 and 2 XL are already IP68 rated against water and dust. The buttons are a little harder to press than I’d like, but they do produce satisfying clicks.

Kevin Keenan, owner of StoreWALL, a Grafton wall organization company that works mainly with installers but also directly with the public, said it uses a system that gives homeowners “a bigger footprint on their garage walls.”